The Medical World, Volume 63, Issue 21945 - Medicine |
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Page 66
... FRACTURE TREATMENT TH HERE can be no question but there are two definite schools of thought in the treatment of fractures . It is more than immobilization versus other thera- pies . It is more than a modern therapy versus a newer type ...
... FRACTURE TREATMENT TH HERE can be no question but there are two definite schools of thought in the treatment of fractures . It is more than immobilization versus other thera- pies . It is more than a modern therapy versus a newer type ...
Page 67
... fractures of cancellous bone . In these fractures , union will take place without firm fixation of the frag ments . They do not require immobiliza tion for the sake of obtaining union . " In consequence the amount of splint age needed ...
... fractures of cancellous bone . In these fractures , union will take place without firm fixation of the frag ments . They do not require immobiliza tion for the sake of obtaining union . " In consequence the amount of splint age needed ...
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... fractures of vertebrae and other bones . COUNTERACTIONS Even though sulfathiazole , aspirin and thiouracil have proved their value in a wide range of stubborn diseases , as they cure , any of these powerful drugs may bring on another ...
... fractures of vertebrae and other bones . COUNTERACTIONS Even though sulfathiazole , aspirin and thiouracil have proved their value in a wide range of stubborn diseases , as they cure , any of these powerful drugs may bring on another ...
Contents
No2 | 52 |
Mobilization Versus Immobilization in Fracture Treatment | 66 |
Treatment to Avoid Asphyxia Should Begin with Prenatal Care | 74 |
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